Lost in Place

"Lost in Place" is about a man named Garrett Hongo. He is an Asian American who grew uo among different people in Hawaii and Los Angeles. One day he is watching his son playing in the garden with other boys, whan he realizes that all the boys are blond except for his son who has black hair. He starts to remember his own chidhood. He thinks about the places ha has gone to and the people ha has met. He thinks that ha hight have made a mistake when ha moved to Eugene. He feels wrong in the townand starts to hate it. One day during the last winter ha met a boy from Hawaii on his trip to Los Angeles. They started to talk to each other. When Garrett heard the boy talking in a typical Eugene Accent, he decided that he wants his son to learn more about his culture.

I had no problems when reading the story. I knew most of the words, the others I could guess out of the context. The story is written in first Person Narration. You know this because you often read: "I think.....; I did...", which are indicators for a first Person narrator. There are many flashbacks, but it is not confusing and you can follow the storyline. The story is well written. Garrett Hongo, the main character, is a round character, with a lot of different aspects. However, I find the story a bit boring. Nothing really happens.